Polymer Clay Mokume Gane: Jellyroll Mokume Gane Tutorial

This is an interesting technique I happened to find on Pinterest. It can bring a whole new look to the technique mokume gane. Instead of using the usual layered technique, this time we'll use a jellyroll as the base of the mokume gane. It's yet another wonderful way to work with Polymer clay.

(I'm not sure who came up with this technique so if you know, please inform me so I can give credit where it's due.)

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[lindalopresti]

Changing the final slab to different thicknesses is a game changer! Definitely going to try this. And thanks for another wonderful tutorial .

[lindalopresti]

Thank you once again for this amazing lesson. You made it look so “easy” but it’s tricky to work as clean as you do. Wonderful.

[mariarisebury]

I enjoyed this tutorial, 80 years young and now I have found a new hobby thanks to you Samantha.

[MJPendergrass]

You truly have a gift for explaining things so well. Your videos are wonderful!

[barbarasullivan]

I accidentally found your tutorials...now I can't stop watching them. You have an easy to understand style that works for me! Thanks so much for the tutorials.

[Yummicookie]

I have watched this tutorial a number of times through the years and actually tried it out today. I'm so pleased with the results! Thanks for sharing Samantha!😊❤

[lisawilder]

Absolutely stunning technique. You are a wonderful teacher Samantha, very detailed and very calming as well. Thankyou!

[Corntassels]

Hello Samantha :) I am a paper crafter at heart but I am so glad I checked out this video. The thumbnail of this color Mokume Gane really caught my eye. I think this particular Mokume Gane and the pebble stamp effect is one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen and I can't wait to try it out. In addition, your style of teaching is so thorough and patient, it's a real pleasure to watch. Thank you so much for the work you do :)

[donnadyer]

That is soooo cooool! Love the pattern and how it changes! Beautiful!

[eileengavinlarsen]

You are SUCH a wonderful teacher and artist, Jessica! So calm, creative, organized, inspiring ... wowwww! Thanks so much for sharing your process with us. The results are *gorgeous*, and it's great that you explain how even slight changes can significantly affect the end results. I especially love the blue and white piece...very wintery (we're in the midst of a blizzard here in northeastern U.S. now!).

[marybigham]

Awesome, I’m sooo addicted to Utube, polymer clay and your tutorials, thanks for showing what you made too❤️

[hoosiergrandma]

The first one looked like beautiful roses. I really like this technique. Thank you for the inspiration. :)

[thomascamden]

I love watching your videos. You explain everything as you go. It's very easy to understand

[violetnewby]

I love seeing the process. And the comparison of the ecru in the center of the jelly roll versus the blue in the center. Just lovely! ❤

[jone]

Samantha you are the best! I wish I could push the "like" button more than once. Thank you!

[elsberryhill]

So enjoyed this tutorial. You have a great teaching style. Very calming.

[bethlayman]

Thank you so much for bringing this fascinating technique to Polymer Clay! I've used it twice now. I will go post pictures on your Pinterest pin.

[giuliettawebber]

Thankyou for being such a good teacher and making it seem not so difficult!!!

[Julzzzsatx]

Great job, those are so beautiful!!! Thank you.

[kathleenblando]

I love all your videos, they are so well organized and simple to follow. Thank you so much.